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Gordon Brown launches local campaign
Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman, Labour's Deputy Leader, launched the Labour Party's local election campaign this week. The Prime Minister spoke with local people at a community centre in Stevenage, including a meeting with Mo Knowles, who he described as a local hero.

You can watch our exclusive video of the launch as well as news and features about neighbourhood policing, which Gordon Brown spoke about at the launch event. Click here to watch the video.

Ken launches crime manifesto
London Mayor Ken Livingstone has launched his crime manifesto in Kilburn with a pledge to reduce crime by six per cent a year over the next four years. This builds on his record, including helping to deliver more police in London than at other time in history, with dedicated teams of officers in every neighbourhood and new Safer Transport Teams in London's outer boroughs.

Click here to read Ken's policing manifesto, or click here to get involved and join Ken's campaign team.

Labour costs local taxpayers less
Council tax figures released this week show clearly that Labour in local government offers local taxpayers the best value for money.

Labour will hold Lib Dems to account
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears set out Labour's campaign to expose the record of Liberal Democrats in local government. Read her comments here.